Pediatric mental
health care that
works
Care for developmental differences, mental health concerns, and behavioral issues
Appointments available now
Covered by insurance
Support for children, teens, young adults and parents
IN-NETWORK WITH INSURANCE
We’ve got your family covered
Why Blackbird Health is different
Most kids don’t have just one thing going on. Anxiety, ADHD, mood, sensory, developmental, and executive functioning challenges often overlap and influence each other.
A clearer understanding of challenges leads to more precise treatment.
An evaluation that reveals the full story
We look broadly across emotional, behavioral, developmental, and learning factors to understand what’s really going on and what treatments will work.
Specialists that work together
Therapy, psychiatry, testing, and other specialists collaborate as one team, so care is coordinated around your child.
Know what’s working
We track progress over time, using evidence-based care and real outcomes to adjust treatment and help your child make lasting progress.
Comprehensive care, all within Blackbird
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Evaluations and Testing
Get the full picture behind the symptoms and identify conditions like ADHD, Autism, OCD, Anxiety, Depression including where they overlap.
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Therapy
Evidence-based support to build skills, navigate challenges, and make meaningful progress.
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Medication Management
Thoughtful psychiatric care tailored to your child, with ongoing monitoring and support.
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Parent Support
Tools and guidance to help parents and caregivers navigate challenges and better support their child at home.
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Neuropsychological Testing
In-depth testing to better understand learning, attention, cognitive strengths, and areas of difficulty.
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Executive Function Coaching
Practical strategies to strengthen planning, organization, time management, and follow-through.
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Children
We support children starting at age 2 with care designed for how young kids grow, communicate and process emotions. -
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Teens
Our clinicians are skilled in helping teens navigate anxiety, mood, identity relationships and motivation.
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Young Adults
From college through early adulthood, we help young adults transition and create the life they want.
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Parents
We offer support sessions and parent therapy to help families create healthier patterns.
TRUSTED BY PEDIATRICIANS, SCHOOLS, AND FAMILIES
10,000+ families have found clarity and lasting progress
200+ clinicians,
including child psychiatrists, psychiatric mental health nurse practitioners, therapists, and more
Our providers specialize in ADHD testing, autism evaluations, anxiety, trauma, behavioral challenges, and medication management.
Clinic locations across four states and growing
With locations across Pennsylvania, Virginia, New Jersey, and Maryland, our spaces include therapy rooms and playrooms built for children’s unique needs.
In-person and virtual care
Our patients access care both in person and virtually. Our clinicians recommend the method of care that will best support each child.
How it works
Thoughtful care built on understanding
Step 1
Tell us about yourself or your child
Help us understand what you or your child is experiencing, their medical history, and your goals.
Step 2
Get a complete assessment
Our thorough assessment considers the whole child and makes sure we don’t miss anything.
Step 3
Start care with the right experts
We connect you with the right providers quickly—so you can move forward without waiting.
Mental Health resources for parents, pediatricians, and educators
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The Parent’s Guide to Autism Evaluation
Learn what makes a quality evaluation process, what to expect every step of the way, and find out what makes our evaluation process special. Read more
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Updates in ADHD Testing and Treatment in 2025
The latest on ADHD testing, diagnosis, and treatment. Written for pediatricians and other providers managing frequent instances of ADHD cases. Read more
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How to Talk to Parents When You Suspect Autism
Educator’s guide for having productive conversations with parents about ASD. Hint: Keep the focus on the students’ development and learning. Read more